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labate-menus

v1.0.3

Published

[https://menu.hooray-seo.com/demo](https://menu.hooray-seo.com/demo)

Downloads

0

Readme

Hooray Menu Framework

https://menu.hooray-seo.com/demo

A CDN to deploy a dynamic menu framework for Hooray Agency's advanced SEO hospitality clients.

Context

Restaurant / Bar menu data is often difficult to manage at scale. As a restaurant/bars menu changes, so should (ideally) how it's rendered and formatted on their website.

To address this, we've built a CDN that delivers a dynamic, conditionally-rendering menu component to a website via a single script tag. This script tag queries a central repository, deploying the menu data.

Features

  • Centralized Client Information
  • Pre-Mapped Framework
  • Conditional Generation

Benefits

  • Easier/faster initial deployment via a global script tag.
  • External control of both input objects and the generative framework.

Implementation

  • Talk to Jake Labate at Hooray to confirm the hotel brand's data is assembled property and in the repository.
  • Add the following script tag to the head of the website (globally). Ensure the type is set to module.
<!-- Hooray Menu Framework -->
<script type="module" src="https://menu.hooray-seo.com/script.js?domain="></script>
  • Add your unique domain code as the domain URL param value the end of the script src to query the correct data.
  • Publish the site. Wait / refresh pages as needed. WordPress can take up to an hour to propagate header.php files.

Notes

To Do

  • [ ] We are building a UI to manage brand data to allow direct brand data creation, editing and to deploy schema directly from the UI.
  • [ ] We are implementing a page-specific server cache to reduce the number of requests, and to speed up the delivery of the schema.

Credit (or blame)

Also See